CBC Music Backstage Pass

CBC Music Backstage Pass
Presented by	Talia Schlanger (2013-2016) Raina Douris (2016-2017)
Country of origin	Canada
Production
Running time	30 min.
Production company	CBC Music
Release
Original network	CBC Television
Picture format	480i (SDTV) 1080i (HDTV)
Original release	2013 (2013) – present

CBC Music Backstage Pass is a Canadian music television series, which airs Friday nights and Sunday afternoons on CBC Television.^[1] The series, which premiered in 2013, is produced by CBC Music and features live musical performances by musicians, interspersed with short interview segments.

The program was originally hosted by Talia Schlanger. Since her departure from the CBC in 2016 to join WXPN-FM in the United States, the program has been hosted by Raina Douris.

References[]

^ "CBC music expands reach with festival at Echo Beach". Toronto Star, May 24, 2013.

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